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6111 Sandypine
Spring, TX, 77379
4beds·4baths·3,342sq ft

About this home

Beautiful home in the highly sought after neighborhood of Spring Creek Oaks. Upgrades galore including travertine floors, family room stained glass windows and plenty of built ins. Enjoy the soaring ceilings with a roaring fire in your family room fireplace. Spacious downstairs master w chic sliding barn door to the master bath retreat. The chef in the home will enjoy this oversized kitchen with granite counters, more than enough cabinets, GE appliances, double oven and Bosch dishwasher. New roof in 2015! Fenced in backyard, eateries and shopping all well within reach. 2 community pools, tennis courts, basketball courts and kids play park. Buyer/Buyers agent to verify schools and measurements.

Property details

Year built
1985
Property type
Residential
Style
Single Family Residence
Heating
Natural Gas, Zoned
Cooling
Electric, Zoned
Garage spaces
1
Water
Public, Water District
Sewer
Public Sewer
Lot
0.2571 acres
Taxes / yr
$8,684
Listed by
Realty ONE Group Iconic
Michele Schumacher
MLS26620965Listed1/13/2020Days on market111
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